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	Uakti & Phillip Glass
		Ravi Shankar and Phillip Glass: Ragas in Minor Scale.
		Aguas da Amazonia ~ Uakti and Phillip Glass; Naqoyqatsi (Score) ~ Philip Glass...
		Phillip Charles andquot;Yogieandquot; Bread, Kiowa and Cherokee, is nationally as well as internationally known for his involvement in promoting American Indian Culture, traditions, heritage and customs, while sharing in his tradition of Native A
	folks.mab-x-music.com /uakti-phillip-glass.html (864 words)

	Breaking new Glass
		Glass and the other composers who once seemed barbarians of rock at the gates of art music now are feted by the gatekeepers.
		Glass said the impetus for La belle et la bête was Napoleon, the 1927 silent film by Abel Gance that toured in the early 1980s with an orchestra performing new music composed by Carmine Coppola, the father of film director Francis Ford Coppola.
		Glass chose not to use a click track (a metronome-like part of a film that uses clicks and other cues to set the speed for a conductor).
	www.chron.com /content/interactive/special/finearts/music/glass.html (1024 words)

	washingtonpost.com: Style Live: Music & Nightlife
		Glass found himself increasingly dissatisfied with the music he was writing and, indeed, with the prevailing musical milieu of the time, which was a sort of cross between the scrappy, anarchic chance music of John Cage and the densely complicated work of the dissonant modernists.
		Upon his return to the United States in 1966, Glass worked again with Shankar, who was then a visiting professor at the City College of New York, and with Alla Rakha, a virtuoso on the tabla, a drum from central India.
		In 1968 he put together the first Philip Glass Ensemble, an aggregate consisting of amplified keyboards, voices, saxophones and flutes (also, on occasion, trumpets and violin) that would remain his principal means of musical expression for more than a decade and is still a key element of his creative life.
	www.washingtonpost.com /wp-srv/style/music/features/glass0823.htm (2588 words)

	The Music of Candyman by Philip Glass @ Cinemusic (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Glass' additional material for the second film is very interesting, and expands on the first film's material, adding much needed variation to this fine album.
		The boy choir is reprised to great effect in "The Demise of Candyman", as Glass dares the viewer to feel sorror for the pitiful Candyman.
		While the unique sound of CANDYMAN can be attributed to Philip Glass' unmistakeable style, whether or not the listener is going to enjoy this disc is going to live or die on whether or not they can stomach the material and it's unwavering repetition.
	www.cinemusic.net /reviews/2001/candyman.html (806 words)

	GlassPages: News
		Variations on a Theme of Philip Glass for synthesizers, two soprano voices, woodwinds and electric guitar composed by David Borden and written for the world's first all-synthesizer ensemble Mother Mallard is a set of variations based on Screens of Memory from Glass's music-theatre piece 1000 Airplanes on the Roof.
		Philip Glass arranged the texts in the form of a common Tibetan Buddhist tradition, the "Three Principles of the Path," which focus on one's determination to be free and compassionate and attain ultimate wisdom.
		Philip Glass wrote an article on George Harrison (dead November 29, 2001) on his influential role discovering to Western musicians the so-called "world music" and it was published on The New York Times on December 9, 2001.
	www.glasspages.org /news.html (12601 words)

	Phillip Glass : Music by Philip Glass, Ravi Shankar, reviewed by Eric Weld (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Then his face comes alive and in his conversation — or, more accurately, his lecture — Glass is animated and exuberant again, filled with energy as he meanders without transition from topic to topic, rarely staying on message.
		Labeled one of the four founders of compositional "minimalism" in the 1960s, Glass has since left behind the despised moniker by producing a succession of monolithic harmonic constructions and elaborate music-theater works.
		And while he has slowly come to be respected in the stuffy circles of "legitimate" classical music, he continues to contribute to what his critics would call popular art.
	www.pifmagazine.com /SID/181 (486 words)

	Phillip Glass and ‘The Photographer’
		The presentation of Phillip Glass' chamber opera 'The Photographer' will be a collaboration by Butler University's departments of theater, dance, music and media arts.
		Part two is what Glass calls a concert: It’s a 14-minute orchestral piece with violin solos, during which slides of Muybridge photos of human and animal locomotion are projected, plus some other video.
		Glass not only agreed, he gave the university music that wasn’t included in the original score.
	nuvo.net /articles/phillip_glass_and_the_photographer (509 words)

	Philip Glass Discography & Biography, Philip Glass Albums & CDs
		Glass was born in 1937 an took up the flute at the age of eight.
		At 15 Glass was accepted to the University of Chicago, and after graduation, he spent four years at Julliard where he studied with minimalist Steve Reich, Vincent Persichetti and Darius Milhaud.
		Glass' 1976 opera Einstein on the Beach, a collaboration with director Robert Wilson, was a major triumph.
	www.prex.com /biography/Philip-Glass-discography.htm (1016 words)

	Philip Glass - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Glass is extremely prolific as a composer; he has written ensemble works, operas, symphonies, concertos, film scores and for the piano.
		Glass was born in Baltimore, Maryland as the son of Jewish migrants from Lithuania.
		Glass described his Symphony No.2 as a study in polytonality and referred to the music of Honegger, Milhaud and Villa-Lobos as possible models for his symphony, but the gloomy, brooding, dissonant tone of the piece seems to be even more evocative of Dmitri Shostakovich's symphonies.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Phillip_Glass (5015 words)

	Phillip Glass and minimalism in music (Netalive.org) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Glass himself, born in Baltimore, discovered the art of music in his father's radio repair shop.
		Glass composed many pieces and was earning a comfortable living for a musician.
		More details about the artist Phillip glass can be found at his website.
	www.netalive.org /topics/10089 (363 words)

	DVD-Audio Review: Philip Glass - ‘Koyaanisqatsi’
		Born in Baltimore in 1937, Glass obtained a grounding in composition at New York’s Julliard school before in 1960, he moved to Paris to further his studies under Nadia Boulanger.
		Greatly influenced by Indian and African cultures, Glass’ eclectic musical background was bound to become manifest as a highly original work, as was the case when in 1976 his “opera”; ‘Einstein on the Beach’ was first staged.
		Members of the Philip Glass Ensemble feature heavily alongside accomplished exponents of cello, double bass, French horn, trumpet, trombone, tuba, viola, and of course Albert de Ruiter, whose haunting bass baritone rendition of the title opens and closes the piece.
	www.highfidelityreview.com /reviews/review.asp?reviewnumber=633653 (989 words)

	Uakti & Phillip Glass, Philip Glass - Aguas da Amazonia @ Soundbug
		Uakti & Phillip Glass, Philip Glass - Aguas da Amazonia
		Fittingly, the group takes its name from a mythic Amazonian creature who, as legend tells, was an enormous entity with holes running through its body, and as it would run through the forest, the wind would pass through its orifices, creating a magically beautiful music.
		I was a fan of both Philip Glass and Uakti before the release of this album, so I was absolutely thrilled to see this collaboration.
	www.soundbug.com /asin/B00000JQJT (564 words)

	Phillip Glass, CPL, Army, Mount Eden KY, 14May71 03W034 - The Virtual Wall®
		Phillip Scott Glass, "Scotty" as I knew him, was a very good friend of mine.
		Scottie Glass and I went to school together.
		I also got a bracelet with Corporal Glass' name on it, and had assumed he was either an MIA or a POW.
	www.virtualwall.org /dg/GlassPS01a.htm (1061 words)

	The Cold Spot \| Audio \| "The Music of Candyman," Phillip Glass
		I was immensely excited to find out that Phillip Glass's score to Candyman, which accompanies just about the best horror film between Evil Dead II and The Sixth Sense, was finally available on CD.
		I popped it in the player as soon as I got it, and was treated to a tune played on a music box, a lilting, childish sound that was somehow sad.
		Glass modeled several tracks on the album, notably "Helen's Theme" and the uplifting "It Was Always You, Helen" on the theme he develops here, and it serves him well in each case.
	www.theflagship.net /coldspot/audio/m/musicofcandyman.html (425 words)

	The Glass House
		The Glass House will feature proactive solutions for Modern preservation. Ideas and topics will range from sharing our own flat roof replacement, to connecting Modernists to Modern homes for sale [IDEA #12]. If you have your own proactive preservation idea to share, please contact us.
		Regular tours of the Philip Johnson Glass House are sold out through 2007. Tickets for the 2008 tour season are available online or by calling 866.811.4111.
		Patron Tours of the Glass House, personalized and guided experiences including a picnic lunch on the grounds are $500 per person and are still available for 2007 and 2008.
	www.philipjohnsonglasshouse.org (159 words)

	In-Depth Article / Glass - O'Connor Piano, MIDI Keyboard and Organ Studio (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Although Philip Glass has gained more official recognition from Hollywood in recent years (in the form of an Academy Award nomination for the score to Martin Scorsese's Kundun), his love of experimental projects continues in full flush.
		With his music for the 1931 classic Dracula (also available on a new video release), Glass has created an integrated artwork that supplements and gives subtle commentary as the story unfolds on the screen.
		Phillip Glass: I got a call from a division at Universal that handles their archives.
	www.oconnormusic.org /amazon-glass.htm (410 words)

	Popcorn Taxi (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Rather than providing background to moving images, Glass’ music is an essential narrative force in its own right, where two art forms come together to produce an intricate and balanced relationship adding new layers to the audience experience.
		Glass has also collaborated with a variety of artists in a range of projects and expanded his repertoire to include music for opera, dance, theater, chamber ensemble, orchestra, and film.
		Glass also has produced concertos for violin and orchestra, saxophone quartet and orchestra, two timpanists and orchestra, and harpsichord and orchestra.
	www.popcorntaxi.com.au /Events.asp?Event_ID=337 (1473 words)

	The Hot Button by David Poland
		David Hare, Stephen Daldry and Phillip Glass probably won’t sell a lot of magazines as coverboys.
		For a man who writes music that can be severe and a bit distancing at times, Phillip Glass is unusually gentle and delighted with his surroundings.
		Glass came up with a central conceit when considering a score for The Hours… the movie is one story, not three.
	www.thehotbutton.com /today/hot.button/2003_thb/030310_mon.html (1333 words)

	phillip glass information -- phillip glass (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Phillip Glass this and of what ó somewhat ó beauty to other of OK, the way be in when just the happens mega surgeons in tests the faked Harvard's an evening, but the are and frustrated scene.
		Her work is constantly changing, re-defining itself with each new piece, and she is well known for her work with contemporary artists and composers including Phillip Glass.
		Equally Phillip Glass and Carl Craig, midway through the album ìAll The Lights Going Outî is actually the glorious dawn soundtracked by Orbital more than ten years ago.
	www.mhosglasses.info /phillipglass (1006 words)

	Philip Glass - Classical music composer (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		On 25 May composer Philip Glass has received the Victor Herbert Award for his "leadership, generous spirit, and musical citizenship" from the American Society of Composers, Arrangers, and Publishers (ASCAP).
		Philip Glass: Spring Grass Composed by Philip Glass (1937-), lyrics by Carl Sandburg.
		Glass Rolf Angelique - Valse Musette (ep) By Philip Glass.
	www.classical-composers.org /comp/glass (844 words)

	Glass, Philip (1937) Classical Compositions and Philip Glass (1937) classical music sheets. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Glass, Philip (1937) Classical Compositions and Philip Glass (1937) classical music sheets.
		A pupil of Nadia Boulanger, he was influenced too by the Indian sitar player Ravi Shankar and has won a reputation as an exponent of minimalism, based on the systematic repetition of a motif, modified or extended.
		Glass has won particular favour in some quarters for his stage works Einstein on the Beach, in collaboration with Bob Wilson, Satyagraha and Akhnaten.
	www.naxos.com /composerinfo/405.htm (170 words)

	Michael Moran - Philip Johnson's - Glass House :: arcspace.com
		arcspace is very excited to be able to show you Michael Moran’s photographs of "The Glass House"; one of the most famous houses in America.
		Part One of the exhibition is "The Glass House" alone.
		Part two will show several of the individual structures, on the 40-acre landscaped complex, Philip Johnson has built since he purchased the first lot in 1946.
	www.arcspace.com /camera/moran/glass_house/index.htm (161 words)

	Camden People - Phillip A. Glass
		PHILLIP A. GLASS was the nom de plume for a fellow who wrote a "advertising column" about the Camden and South Jersey bar and nightclub scene in the 1930s.
		"Phillip A. Glass" is a pun, "fill up a glass" (with now-legal liquor) is the joke here.
		I have no idea who wrote this column, or if the picture at left, which purports to be "Phillip A. Glass" is that person.
	www.dvrbs.com /people/CamdenPeople-PhillipAGlass.htm (696 words)

	Amazon.com: Glassmasters: Music: Philip Glass,Christopher Keene,Dennis Russell Davies,Michael Riesman,Robert Shaw,Jack ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Philip Glass' music is probably very unlike what you are used to hearing if you are new to his style.
		As anyone who has listened to Glass before knows, his music is not the easiest to listen to, but it is also wonderful once you get used to it.
		If you enjoy Philip Glass (but don't want to spend hundreds on the full operas) or are just interested in hearing his music, this is definitely the place to start.
	www.amazon.com /Glassmasters-Christopher-Keene/dp/B0000029VX (1301 words)

	NPR : DRACULA
		Music heard before, during and after this piece was from the soundtrack DRACULA by Phillip Glass and the Kronos Quartet, on the Nonesuch label
		Universal Pictures has now released the film on home video with a score written by composer Phillip Glass and performed by the Kronos Quartet.
		Glass and the Quartet are performing the new Dracula soundtrack in a limited tour.
	www.npr.org /templates/story/story.php?storyId=1066003 (212 words)

	RIPE Lifestyle Magazine.News.Money & Wealth.Relationships.Travel.Entertainment.Sexuality
		Philip Glass is one of the most important and cutting-edge composers of the past century.
		Working across various genres from orchestral works, operas to soundtracks, he's continually experimented and as a result his influence has stretched to the ambient and new age.
		A classic, engrossing war correspondent's story by the only Australian journalist who was in Baghdad for the duration of the war.
	www.ripepublications.com.au /news/newsDetail.asp?id=505 (387 words)

	Amazon.com: Passages: Music: Ravi Shankar and Phillip Glass (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		This CD should satisfy and possibly enthrall the lover of Shankar's music, but the Philip Glass classicism shapes the Indian sound, and thus we have a music that is all its own.
		Philip Glass, mostly known for his repetitive structures as a member of the minimalist school and for his powerful soundtracks, has gained a wider audience with classical and popular music afficionados outside of the USA.
		I really like this CD because I really do like Phillip Glass, and I am only holding back one star because I had expectations that there would be an absolutely magical melding of two partners in some type of exact half and half musical arrangement.
	www.amazon.com /Passages-Ravi-Shankar-Phillip-Glass/dp/B0000000K4 (1211 words)

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